Sentence examples for will be able to assert from inspiring English sources

With Assad and the main rebel forces consumed with fighting each other, it appears unlikely that either will be able to assert their authority over the north-east.

As 20% of a new Ireland, unionists will be able to assert their full rights and entitlements and exercise real political power and influence.

They are looking for any clues about whether Kim Jong-un, the second son of Kim Jong-il's third wife, will be able to assert control over the monolithic dictatorship established by his father and grandfather.

Since the start of the trial, the US Patent Office has upheld one of the patents that Google had contested; that means that Oracle will be able to assert three rather than two patents during the second part of the case.

So my hope is that, with all that has passed, neither Lay nor Skilling will be able to assert the "four-monkey" defense successfully.

"The people of Europe must learn that only together will they be able to assert their civic model of a social state and the national diversity of their culture," wrote the philosopher Jürgen Habermas in a joint essay in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung with Peter Bofinger, a leading economist, and Julian Nida-Rümelin Nida-Rümelinvernment cultural adviser.

In the onshore nation, democratic governments and their citizens will finally be able to assert fair and proper authority over corporations and finance that have for half a century or more detached themselves from the solid ground from where their business derives, causing all manner of systemic problems in the global economy.

Indeed, they may facilitate getting his testimony since he will not be able to assert 5th Amendment rights.

To put it in sharper, if seemingly paradoxical terms, if America tries to go it alone in the world without China, it will not be able to assert itself.

And Sunday night, when the Rowdies travel north to play the relaunched Cosmos, the N.A.S.L. will at least be able to assert that the game has some present-day meaning.

Once he steps down from the pedestal of selfless public servant and joins all the other politicians hustling for votes and cash, Mr. Codey will no longer be able to assert that he is motivated out of a sense of civic responsibility rather than ambition.